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??? - 09 Mar 2004 00:37 GMT

I just picked up a Seal 120 press and have several questions.

First, does anyone know the URL for Seal? I found www.forframersonly.com
but that has nothing about presses. Only adhesives. I would like to
replace the pad although I could probably just reverse it and lay down new
felt.

Second, the platen is aluminum and all the stuff I read suggests the newer
platens are high tech. Does this impact on how I use the press?

Finally, does anyone know where I can download a copy of the owners manual
so I can ensure the adjustments are correct?

Regards,

Dewey Clark

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Richard Knoppow - 09 Mar 2004 01:20 GMT

> I just picked up a Seal 120 press and have several questions.
>
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> Dewey Clark

Seal products are now made by Light Impressions. The
stuff at Hunt- Bienfang is similar but is

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dickburk@ix.netcom.comnot Seal.
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David Nebenzahl - 09 Mar 2004 03:24 GMT

On 3/8/2004 4:37 PM ??? spake thus:

> I just picked up a Seal 120 press and have several questions.

[...]

> Finally, does anyone know where I can download a copy of the owners manual
> so I can ensure the adjustments are correct?

Download a copy? I don't think so. However, all you need to do is to call them
up and ask them. They mailed me a copy of the manual for my Seal (forget which
model, big one) for free. (Unfortunately, I don't have the phone # handy. I
think it's on the Hunt web site.) They were very nice about it.

You see, paper documents still have their place in the world.

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??? - 09 Mar 2004 11:02 GMT

David,

Do know the URL to the website you used?

Regards,

Dewey Clark]

> Download a copy? I don't think so. However, all you need to do is to call them
> up and ask them. They mailed me a copy of the manual for my Seal (forget which
> model, big one) for free. (Unfortunately, I don't have the phone # handy. I
> think it's on the Hunt web site.) They were very nice about it.
>
> You see, paper documents still have their place in the world.

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Richard Knoppow - 09 Mar 2004 21:34 GMT

> I just picked up a Seal 120 press and have several questions.
>
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>
> Dewey Clark

Soomehow my post got truncated. Seal presses and
materials are now marketed by Light Impressions. Their web
site is: http://www.lightimpressionsdirect.com They
probably can help you .

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